finding the best free patterns on the web for you
Pattern roundup of 12 Patriotic themed cross stitch freebies you can download and stitch. Link to the location of each free pattern is directly under the image.
==> United We Stand by Sandra Parlow available at 123stitch.com (scroll to the bottom of the freebies page, pattern and key are separate files to download)
==> America 1776 from The Gentle Art (scroll down a bit on the page to get the pattern download)
Enjoy and Stitching!
Have a safe and enjoyable Independence Day
This shiny little butterfly was designed by Janelle Giese for Kreinik and is available as a free pattern download on the Kreinik website.
source: Kreinik
Get the pattern [here]. Enjoy and happy stitching!
Bugs and Fishes had a similar cute sampler for Prince William and Kate’s marriage, and now has recreated it to have a matching one for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s upcoming wedding.
source: Bugs and Fishes Blog
You can download this free cross stitch pattern on the Bugs and Fishes blog at http://bugsandfishes.blogspot.com/2018/04/royal-wedding-2018-free-cross-stitch-pattern.html
Go download that pattern and prepare to geek out over the beautiful wedding and all the television coverage that goes with it this weekend. Enjoy and happy royal wedding stitching 🙂
This happy little frog was designed by Pam Kellogg for Kreinik and is available as a free pattern download on the Kreinik website.
source: Kreinik
Get the pattern [here]. He’s super handsome with a little bit of sparkle and a lot of happiness. Enjoy and happy stitching!
source: Stitching the Night Away
A bit bigger than the usual free pattern, this design can be stitched as a pillow, part of a tote bag, a nice sized quilt block, or anything else you can imagine it as. While charted in purples and greens, this Celtic inspired knotwork design can of course be stitched in any color combination.
You can download the free pattern PDF [here]. Enjoy & Happy Stitching 🙂
This unicorn and rainbow pattern from The Hob-bee Hive is a little naughty, a little fun, and a lot of cute. It’s the perfect blend. I love it 🙂
source: The Hob-bee Hive
When you download the pattern [here], it’s actually an Excel spreadsheet so it might be a little different than what you’re used to seeing for cross stitch pattern downloads. While different, it’s easy to print and read. You’ll have to make your own floss color choices for this one.
Kudos to the designer for skill, patience, and creativity it takes to build a pattern in this way ~ mega awesome. Definitely leave a comment there on the blog post and let her know you appreciate her hard work and thank her for the fun pattern.
Enjoy and happy stitching!
source: Beau2stitch
Enjoy & happy stitching! 🙂
All four of these shiny egg shaped ornaments were designed by Janelle Giese and are available as free pattern downloads via Kreinik.
Get the pattern PDF files [here] and [here]. There are four egg patterns all together, in two PDFs. All the designs do include specialty stitches, but the pattern files include some instruction to help you along with them.
quick tip: While they are shown as Easter ornaments, these are basically just tiny band samplers. You can easily change things up in the finishing if you don’t want to have them as egg-shaped ornaments. You could make square ornaments instead, of course. You could also do up some tiny flat-folds, hanging sachets, needlebooks, bell pulls, or just about anything else with these delightful little patterns.
Enjoy & Happy Stitching!
This Harry Potter Order of the Phoenix cross stitch pattern is available as a free download in Helena Kovalchuk’s Pattern Shop on Craftsy.
source: Helena Kovalchuk on Craftsy.com
Get the pattern at Craftsy [here]. Enjoy & Happy Stitching!
Want to learn how to knit so you can recreate all those cool Harry Potter themed accessories you’ve been seeing on Pinterest and Facebook? Check out Craftsy’s Online Knitting Classes!
This beautiful Victorian style house was designed by Jill Cater Nixon and is available as a free pattern download via Kreinik.
The pattern is charted with Kreinik’s Silk Mori and Hi Lustre threads in mind, but of course you can use whatever you have in your stash. Though, I will say that I really do love the Silk Mori line, they’re wonderful to stitch with and a reasonably affordable silk thread.
Get the pattern [here]. Enjoy & Happy Stitching!
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